iOS devices get several new security-oriented Chrome features, including site warnings and autofilling save passwords.
Google is making its Chrome browser (opens in new tab) a lot safer on Apple’s mobile platform with the addition of several new security features. In a blog post (opens in new tab), Google’s Product Manager, Nasim Sedaghat, announced five new features being introduced to Chrome on iOS, including two security-oriented ones ported from the desktop version. But the company has also looked to make Chrome on iOS more engaging and interactive for users everywhere, particularly as the browser wars heat up. First up is Enhanced Safe Browsing, which Google says will help minimize the threat of phishing or malware attacks.
